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Woman Sobs After Paying $300 For Haircut That Makes Her 'Look Like A F**king Karen'

Woman Sobs After Paying $300 For Haircut That Makes Her 'Look Like A F**king Karen'
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A woman captured herself on video absolutely sobbing her eyes out after paying an exorbitant price for a haircut that most certainly did not turn out the way she wanted it to.

TikToker @icarlyreboot posted the video from her car presumably directly after her stylist appointment. To say she was disappointed in her haircut would be...an understatement.



"I just paid $300 to look like a f**king Karen," she says, through tears.

"I look like I'm on the PTA. I swear I don't drive a f**king minivan."



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@icarlyreboot/TikTok

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@icarlyreboot/TikTok

The woman continued sobbing, all the while starting to try and practice for her new Karen lifestyle to go with her hairstyle.

"Okay, let's practice, 'Let me speak to your manager.' Oh my God, why does God f***ing hate me!"

After this moment, she cried harder.



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@icarlyreboot/TikTok

@icarlyreboot/TikTok

@icarlyreboot/TikTok

In a follow-up video, unfortunately, @icarlyreboot said that she was actually denied a refund on her botched haircut, despite going full "Karen" mode on the people who worked at her salon.

"I still tipped 20%," she qualified in a comment, despite her bad experience.

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@icarlyreboot/TikTok

@icarlyreboot/TikTok

@icarlyreboot/TikTok

After her ordeal, @icarlyreboot decided to give herself a better haircut, and is sporting a stylish short cut.

We are glad she's happier with her new haircut.

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